13a Willow Tree Crescent Belrose

Nestled in a tightly held dress circle setting backing directly onto Hews Reserve, this immaculately presented dual-level townhouse delivers the ideal family upsizer with generous proportions, stylish renovations and effortless indoor/outdoor living. Thoughtfully updated throughout, the home features a modern stone kitchen with premium Smeg appliances, spacious open plan interiors and an impressive hardwood entertaining deck complete with spa, all overlooking the fully fenced level backyard. Offering flexibility for growing families, the versatile floorplan includes three upstairs bedrooms alongside a private ground floor fourth bedroom with ensuite and separate entry, ideal as a guest retreat, home office or second living zone. Positioned within easy reach of local shops, schools, transport and parklands, this is low maintenance family living in one of Belrose's most sought-after pockets. • Dual-level townhouse in a peaceful dress circle location backing directly onto Hews Reserve • Fully fenced and level backyard ideal for children, pets and relaxed outdoor living • Hardwood alfresco entertaining deck complete with spa for year-round enjoyment • Stylish stone kitchen with Smeg appliances including induction cooking and ducted rangehood • Bosch integrated dishwasher and excellent storage throughout the kitchen space • Three upstairs bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, ceiling fans and dual roller blinds • Ground floor fourth bedroom or second living with ensuite ideal for guests or work from home • Daikin ducted air conditioning with two zones for year-round climate comfort • Internal laundry, off-street driveway parking plus ample easy on-street parking • Central location walking distance to Belrose Hotel, Bowling Club, IGA and local shops • 2km (approx.) to Glenrose Village and within the Belrose Public and Davidson High School catchments Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.